World of Faceting Machines Ep.11 : Whitby Jet Cutting

This episode features the Victorian Jet cutting technology of Whitby, England.
For more information about the history of gemstone faceting, go to www.facetinghistory.com
For more information about the Whitby Jet Heritage Centre, go to
www.whitbyjet....
For information about Sarah Caldwell Steele and the Ebor Jetworks, go to
www.eborjetwork...
Thanks to the Society of Antiquaries of London for the grant that made this film possible.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

It’s wonderful that a 150 year old workshop was preserved! Great video, thanks.

[@solidtank7957]

I really appreciate what you are doing here Justin. These are very important documentations.

[@lapidarydave]

Fantastic video! Thankyou so much this is amazing

[@JustinKPrim]

thanks for watching!!

[@ElGatoLoco698]

I really like what you're doing with this series of videos. I'm considering doing some faceting so this information is invaluable to someone like me.

[@JustinKPrim]

Thank you!

[@sfinsfevents]

Fascinating! But the background music makes it very hard to hear the narration...

[@Ratkill]

Yeah , you could really afford to cut the bg music volume by half.

[@MrJackhammer51]

Ah that is probably why things are called jet-black. Always wondered about that.

[@pollywanda]

Great video/horrible background music

[@charlotteherbertz9889]

Sorry, the music is very disturbing, I can hardly understand what is said.

[@Gnarly_Waves]

I found jet in the woods in Canada and now I want to carve it

[@maverickstclare3756]

If there's one thing that helps me hear someone talking, it's a saxophone

[@antiquevlogging]

Can't hear what's going on with that horrendous music

[@stevenmclaughlin1834]

Is there a deference between jet here in Ohio and there ?

[@valdirkuster2917]

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